Alison Miller

They were so unlucky in the World Cup.

They could have been in a semi-final.

So from going, like they had a really, I think it was 2022 or 2023, they had a really poor year.

They didn't win any games or Six Nations.

And now they have like Aoife Wafer as player of the championship two years running.

They've, you know...

I see a grand slam in them, which is great because you want that for them.

And they obviously are professionally, they're contracted, they're performing really, really well.

Like I went to the Aviva where there was 30,000, you know, the Women's World Cup was, there was 80,000 people at it.

Like, so the game is definitely moved on loads, but I think the huge,

I suppose the huge piece is the spectatorship.

There's more people going to the games than would have been, you know.

Yeah, I think it was.

I'm probably hard on myself, so I tend to probably, I don't know what it is, but maybe not really look back at the things and go, oh, that was amazing.

I don't know.

Yeah, exactly.

So it was nice.

It was really nice, actually.

It was a really nice day for our family as well.

And yeah, it's just nice to be recognised by...